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What can you conclude from this sentence? A dog is bigger than a mouse, but smaller than an elephant.
The correct answer is option D – An elephant is bigger than a dog.
The statement above, we can tell that a dog is bigger than a mouse and an elephant is bigger than a dog. This makes option D the only correct answer and other options wrong.
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Who is the father of Estella?
The father of Estella is definately Magwitch! Mr Jaggers is gave Estella up for adoption to Miss Havisham when he took in Molly (Estellas Mother) as a housekeeper.
Who is the father of Estella?
It's Magwitch - not Mr. Jaggers...'Magwitch was the husband of Jaggers servant woman. One day, she came to Magwitch saying that she had murdered the other woman and she was going to kill their child – and Magwitch would never see the baby again
What was the nick name that Pip gave to Herbert?
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This is incorrect, because handel is the name Herbert gives to Pip, not the other way around.
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Sample QuestionPassage No. 1 GOING GREEN Amelia Nayfield is 18 years old and a student at Pennington College. Right now, she is making changes to the way she lives because she wants to have a green lifestyle. She can't ride a bike, so she always goes to the college on foot. She only takes the bus when she goes shopping. She always buys organic food because she knows it is healthy, and she has felt more energetic since she changed her diet. She has also tried to become a vegetarian, but it hasn't been easy, so she eats meat occasionally. Amelia is happy because she knows that what she is doing is good for the planet and helps fi ght animal suffering. At home, she is reusing her shopping bags and not throwing them away. She is also not leaving the computer on when she is not using it. She has different recycling bins for paper, plastic and glass, and she is trying not to waste food. She knows it's important to save water as well as energy. While she brushes her teeth, she turns off the faucet. She also doesn't use the dishwasher unless she has too many dishes to wash. Amelia knows that there are still things she can do, but she is pleased with what she has achieved so far. Where does Amelia go to school?
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Sample QuestionThe author said that Crowbar was going to be "deeply imprinted" on the family. What does this mean?
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Sample QuestionThe snow leopard lives in the rocky mountain caves of Central Asia, some 6,000–18,000 feet (1,829–5,486 m) above sea level. The animal's beautiful, soft, gray fur is speckled with black or brown ringed spots. Its thick tail, which is more than of its 6–7.5 foot (2–2.3 m) total length, is heavy with fur to protect the animal from extreme cold. The snow leopard uses its tail both for balance and to wrap around its curled-up body and cover its nose and mouth in subzero temperatures. The bottoms of its large, furry paws are also covered with fur to help protect the pads from the cold, sharp ice and jagged rocks. The snow leopard is like other big cats in some ways and different in others. For example, other big cats roar, but not the snow leopard. It purrs like many smaller cats! And the snow leopard feeds in a crouched position, like a house cat, instead of lying down like other big cats. Most leopards hunt at night, often leaping from trees to chase down their prey, then store the food high in a tree away from other predators. But snow leopards hunt in the early morning and late afternoon. They rest on cliff edges, waiting for prey to pass by. Then the cat may leap as much as 50 feet uphill to capture a meal. Prey consists of almost any available animal, like wild sheep, goats, deer, or birds. Then, since there are no trees high in the mountains to store food in, the snow leopard stays on the ground close to its kill, often returning for three or four days to feed. In spring, a female snow leopard has from one to four kittens. They stay with their mothers through their first winter, then go off to hunt on their own. Snow leopards are extremely rare; in fact they're an endangered species. Many have been hunted for their beautiful fur and their bones, which are ground up and used in some Chinese medicines. Scientists estimate there are only about 4,000–7,000 snow leopards left in the wild. You may be able to see one in a zoo. There are 600–700 snow leopards living safely in zoos around the world. According to the article, the snow leopard is like a small cat because
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Sample QuestionSelection 1 The queen bee is the most important bee in the hive. She is usually the mother of all the bees in the hive, and rules over all the other bees. Special worker bees look after her by brushing and combing her body and making sure that she is fed on royal jelly. The queen must be strong and healthy to lay eggs. It has been estimated that she may lay two thousand eggs a day and up to a million in her lifetime. A queen bee lives in the middle of the hive where it is warm. She goes from cell to cell poling in her long slender body to lay eggs. She lays eggs in a few special cells that are reserved for the new queens. The ordinary eggs hatch out into larvae and are fed on bee bread. The new queens are fed royal jelly, a secretion from glands on the heads of young workers, to make the queens grow faster and have a different appearance from the worker bees. When a colony of bees becomes overcrowded, the old queen moves off. She takes many of the worker bees with her and leaves in a swarm. Some workers stay behind to care for the larvae that have been left behind. After the pupa stage, the young bees emerge. Among the young bees are the few young queens, who have been in their special cells that look like half peanut shells. The queens fight and sting each other until only one remains as the new ruler of the hive. She then flies from the hive to mate with one or more drones. The young queen returns to the hive and begins to lay eggs two days later. The new queen never needs to mate again and may live for as long as another five years. Question: Around how many eggs could a queen bee lay in a day?
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Sample QuestionThe Caribbean sun looked brilliant in the perfect light-blue sky. The wind blew softly as the waves lapped at the shore. The soft sand was just the right temperature as it slipped through my toes. As I lay on my blanket, I exhaled and turned another page. Today couldn’t be any more perfect. In fact, everything with this trip had gone so well. I had never been out of the country before, much less on a plane. However, I got my passport without any hitches, and I didn’t get motion sickness on the flight. The resort limo was at the airport waiting to whisk me away. Lying here on a tropical beach with a glass of ice-cold water in one hand and my favorite novel in the other is my idea of a getaway. Just then, a seagull swooped down and disturbed my serenity. The bird grabbed my book right out of my hands and took off. I chased it as far as I could before the seagull dropped my beloved paperback into the deep blue sea. All I could do was sigh. I knew this day was too good to be true! Which of the following statements is best supported in this selection?
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Sample QuestionREAD AND SELECT THE CORRECT ANSWER. My friend Michael likes wearing fashionable clothes. He likes wearing formal clothes when he is at work. He usually wears a suit and formal shoes. On the weekend, he likes wearing comfortable clothes like jeans, T-shirts, and sneakers. He buys most of his clothes at department stores and sports stores. He doesn’t buy very expensive clothes. He usually buys comfortable clothes and he sometimes buys ties. He usually goes shopping for clothes every two months. All in all, Michael has his own style and I think he always looks good! What type of shoes does he wear at work?
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